herself she'd be picturing her grandparents making love or worse… She'd be picturing Bing. His mouth on her breasts and his hands
In "Love Her Madly" by Christie Ridgway, the protagonist finds herself grappling with unexpected and troubling thoughts. Her mind wanders to intimate situations involving her grandparents, which she finds disturbing. These intrusive thoughts highlight her internal struggle and discomfort with her evolving desires. Additionally, her fantasies turn to Bing, a character who stirs strong feelings within her. She imagines intense physical moments, reflecting her longing and attraction. This creates a tension between her innocent memories and her burgeoning sexuality, showcasing a complex interplay of emotions as she navigates her experiences in love and desire.
In "Love Her Madly," the protagonist grapples with unsettling thoughts of her grandparents engaging in intimate acts, leading to a struggle between innocence and desire.
Her fantasies shift to Bing, highlighting her strong attraction and the tension between her past memories and evolving feelings in romance.
